Reintroduced in 2014, the Breast Cancer Research semipostal stamp, first launched in 1998, combines art with advocacy. Each purchase aids crucial research at the National Institutes of Health and the Department of Defense's Medical Research Program. Designed by Ethel Kessler, a breast cancer survivor, and artist Whitney Sherman, the stamp features a woman in a self-examination pose, evoking the strength and hope symbolized by Artemis, the ancient goddess. Emblazoned with "FUND THE FIGHT. FIND A CURE." against a pastel backdrop, this Forever Stamp not only raises awareness but also funds the fight against breast cancer. === FEATURES === (A) Eternal Validity - These Forever stamps hold perpetual worth, ensuring that your one-ounce first-class mailings are forever covered. No need to worry about additional postage, even if rates change, making them a timeless asset for your mailing needs.

(B) Philanthropic Purpose - Initially offered at a premium, these stamps were crafted to support a noble cause. Each purchase aids the vital research efforts of the National Institutes of Health and the Department of Defense's Medical Research Program, directly contributing to the fight against breast cancer.

(C) Convenient Adhesion - Simplify your mailing process with the self-adhesive design of these stamps. Peel and stick with ease, eliminating the mess and fuss of traditional stamp application. This feature ensures a secure and durable bond to envelope surfaces, streamlining your mailing tasks.

(D) Commemorative Design - Celebrate and honor the resilience of breast cancer fighters and survivors with every letter sent. These stamps are not only functional but also serve as a symbol of hope and support for ongoing research, beautifully merging aesthetics with advocacy.